List of direct action groups explained

The following is a partial list of direct action groups. Some groups known for their use of direct action include:

• ADAPT
• AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power (ACT UP)
• Anarchists Against the Wall
• Anarchist Black Cross (ABC)
• Animal Liberation Front
• Animal Liberation Press Office
• Anonymous
• Antifa (United States)
• A Quaker Action Group
• BAMN
• Camp for Climate Action
• Campus Antiwar Network
• Code Pink
• Committee of 100 (United Kingdom)
• Communist Party of India (Maoist)
• Confederación Nacional del Trabajo
• Connolly Youth Movement
• Cop Block
• Cymdeithas yr Iaith Gymraeg
• Cypherpunk
• Direct Action Committee
• Direct Action Everywhere
• Direct Action to Stop the War
• Earth First!
• Earth Liberation Front
• Euromaidan
• Extinction Rebellion
• Food Not Bombs^[1]
• GetEQUAL
• Green Mountain Anarchist Collective
• Greenpeace
• Homes Not Jails
• Industrial Workers of the World
• Landless Workers' Movement
• Lesbian Avengers
• Movement for a New Society
• MindFreedom International
• National Bolshevik Party
• National Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam
• No Border network
• Occupy Wall Street
• Operation Save America
• PETA
• Plane Stupid
• Reclaim the Streets
• Rising Tide North America
• School of the Americas Watch (SOA Watch)
• School strike for climate
• Sea Shepherd Conservation Society
• Sons of Liberty
• Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC)
• Squamish Five
• Students for a Democratic Society
• Take Back the Land
• Trident Ploughshares
• UkUncut
• Vetëvendosje! - Movement for Self-determination in Kosova
• War Resisters' International
• WOMBLES
• Yellow vests movement
• Zero Hour

See also

• List of civil rights leaders
• Nonviolence
• Propaganda of the deed
• Rebellion
• Revolution
• Anarchism

Notes and References

1. Web site: FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS. Food Not Bombs. 7 August 2012.